Managing Eden: the natural regulation policy of Yellowstone Park may be the death of it yet

Article Abstract:

The National Park Service is using a natural regulation policy for the management of Yellowstone Park and other national parks. Natural regulation represents a hands-off policy that eschews tough decisions due to political considerations and is ruining the parks.

Methods, Management, National parks and reserves, National parks, Nature conservation, Yellowstone National Park

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The Yellowstone river

Article Abstract:

The Yellowstone River, which is one the the United States' great rivers, is described with emphasis on its many attractions including fishing. The Yellowstone runs for 600 miles and is the longest undammed river in the lower 48 states.

Description and travel, Recreation, Rivers, Yellowstone River

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Big John

Article Abstract:

An outdoorsman describes his lifelong friendship with John Bietenduefel, a large and loveable man who was prone to accidents. On one hunting trip his new hunting dog locked himself in the cab of the truck with the engine running.

Column, Appreciation, Humor and anecdotes, Hunters, Bietenduefel, John

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